Does the ball really rebound or does the net just stop it like a goal net?
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My son was 9 or 10 when he got his first rebounder. His kicks were definitely strong enough to rebound off the net so he could keep shooting. I just replaced it 2 years later as the bungees and net was worn, and he started shooting through the net. Could have extended the life by putting it away in harsh weather, but very happy with it. Also it was cheaper to buy the whole system then to replace the bungees and net!
27268
It rebounds back to you. We did have to add our own attachment strings since the manufacturer amount wasn't enough. It is used all the time and is a great net!
27269
Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the... » Read More Definitely, but keep a couple of things in mind. First, the bungees that come with the net lasted me exactly one season (spring to fall) and already were decomposing by the time I took the rebounder down to store it for the winter. Replacements are available from Franklin for about $20, however, so it's not the end of the world. Second, the rebounder is great for U-12 and below, but I suspect it might not last long if you have a 15 year-old boy or girl smacking it with hard shots. Overall it's a good value for only $100 if (1) your kids are 12 and under and (2) you don't mind replacing the bungees every season or two. I am glad I bought mine. « Show Less
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No, it does not bounce like a regular ball. It has a slight rebound if thrown at a wall.
1709918
Sometimes the bb bounces off if I'm too close. Otherwise, the bb will stick in its place for a good amount of time before rolling down to the catch pan.
26231
I am confused by your question but if you turned it around it would be exactly like the other side. It would rebound the ball back to you.
1579654
No. This ball it does not bounce. If I drop it, stays there. Definitely is just to squeeze in your hands. I exercise my hands when I am watching TV.
481820
It's just a very weak bounce back. It won't give you the bounce back of a rebounder; it's not pulled tight enough. I have a rebounder set up next to our goal w/ Predator b/c the Predator doesn't act like a rebounder. LOVE the Predator, though, for it's intended use.
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Hi- no, it wouldnt stay if you just placed it on top of table. The picture is not saying the whole story. The net is on a spring like mechanism, it will spring back. You definitely need some kind of crevice to hold both sides of net. Unless you tamper with the spring mechanism- in other words, pull it and brake it so it wont spring back. I will say its a great gadget/toy. I play with my kids on dining room table. You need some kind of ledge or crevice so it keeps the net from rolling back. I hope i was able to answer your question and help you.Good luck.
922457
The ball I believe is weighted so if it is touched from any where on the tube it moves. It does stop but moves easily.
129590
I to had a hanging problem, net did not look like pic. Thought it should be back into hitting area. I use plastic ties, three of them taking several holes of the net into it each and tie to pole going through the green holes, or also the back rib. Behind the Callaway hanging sign. Put one at top, middle and bottom, allow some sag. The sag is what stops the ball, and prevents you from tearing up the net! Glenn
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it is made of plastic, it will feel sticky. pay attention to the exercise not the feel of the ball.
2124687
Yeah, if you put a guy up they stay up. So when playing one-on-one, you can put your attention on shooting from your defenders and leave the forwards up so they don't block your shot
293088
Definitely not. It would stand up fine but any time a ball is kicked at it the rebounder will fall over, it's very lightweight.
293091
It is stable, but it will move when the ball hits it unless you have someone put their foot on the crossbar to keep it from moving.
2068527
The rebound board needs to be under the car seat at not a foot position and as long as the level ball isn't in the red zone it can be leaned back as far as you can keep it in the "safe zone" if that didn't answer your question can you please elaborate because I may not be understanding the question. We didn't purchase this car seat until our daughter was too big for her infant carrier so we never actually used it for a new born but it reclines more if the rebound bar is tucked underneath
532857
Goalrilla makes a product that serves as both a rebounder and goal/net. I think it is called the Striker Trainer.
804036
One side gets the ball then you move it 90 deg so the ball will stay there.
234332
I noticed the same thing, I have found that maybe 1 in 10 stays in the net. I thought about removing the target but I don't want to wear through the net, I might place a board across front of net to hold the balls in net area.